Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Southland Times, Issue 20496, 26 May 1928, Page 3

BIG BOOT BARGAINS Kingsland's Great Annual Sale now in full swing: wonderful values, genuine reductions call and see for yourself. NICE DARK TAN OXFORD MEN’S STRONG WORKING SHOES for Men 26/6. BOOTS; tips and nails. 23/-. LADIES' COLOURED KID 1- FELT HOUSE SLIPPERS. BAR SHOES FROM 17/6. Ladies’ from 4/6, Childrens from 2/6. With leather soles. MEN S -rwn U oPi F MEN'S BLACK SHOES; solid TWO PAIRS FOR l/6 ' leather. FROM 22/6, 25/-pair. LADIES’PATENT STRAPPED MAIL YOUR ORDERS. SHOES FROM 14/6. SATISFACTION ASSURED. KINGSLAND’S

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ALWAYS BUSY —Our small expenses enable us to sell at extra low prices. Men’s Navy All Wool Pullovers, 17/- quality, now 8/6; Men’s Fleecy Lined Pants or Singlets, 3/9 each; Men's Pyjamas, all sizes, sale 7/11 per suit; Boys’ Pullovers at 5/6, 6/11, 6/6 to 8/6, according to size. AT CARTER’S SUIT SALE in Tay Street. Circulating library; low rate. We buy Books and Magazines.—THE GEORGIAN BOOKSHOP, 185 Dee Street, opposite Vickery’s Garage.